[Seaside] Seaside as backend of apache

[Dominic Letz]

With lighttpd 1.4 keep-alive works for fcgi, and it is used in the current  
package. This allows that multiple sequential requests get handled through  
a single socket. Currently the requests are always processed sequencially  
over this one socket. The fcgi protocol also allows multiplexing requests  
but this is not implemented yet.

Dominic

Am 14.03.2007, 17:44 Uhr, schrieb Philippe Marschall  
<philippe.marschall at gmail.com>:

> 2007/3/13, Avi Bryant <avi at dabbledb.com>:
>> On 3/12/07, Martin Beck <martin.beck at hpi.uni-potsdam.de> wrote:
>> > However, another possiblity would be to use FastCGI. There exists a  
>> package on
>> > SqueakMap and squeaksource.com: fcgi. Unfortunately Apache doesn't  
>> seem to
>> > support fastcgi by its newest version 2.2 (although there is a  
>> development
>> > package), but with e.g. Lighttpd you can get enormous speed  
>> advantages.
>>
>> Can you document these speed advantages?  I've never had the sense
>> that Comanche/WAKom was much of a bottleneck, but I'd love to see
>> numbers.
>
> What I can image is that if keep-alive works with fcgi (compared to
> Kom) that this makes a difference.
>
> Philippe
>
>> Avi
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